
Alas, the curse of poor optimization has struck *Final Fantasy VII Rebirth*. Following its PC release, many players are experiencing frustrating stuttering. Fortunately, several solutions can help alleviate this issue.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is graphically demanding. If your PC only meets minimum specifications, carefully adjusting graphics settings is crucial. Access the in-game menu, select graphics options, and begin with the lowest settings. Gradually increase them, monitoring performance to find the optimal balance between visuals and smoothness. Consider enabling VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) for smoother gameplay; however, be aware that this might introduce minor visual artifacts for some users.
Outdated GPU drivers are a common culprit for performance issues. Ensure you have the latest drivers installed. Nvidia users should open GeForce Experience and check for updates under the Drivers tab. AMD users can use AMD Adrenalin Edition to check for and install the latest drivers.
Several community-created mods can improve performance. Two notable options are Fantasy Optimizer and Ultimate Engine Tweaks. These mods typically require placing files in a specific game directory; consider using a mod manager like Vortex from Nexus Mods for easier installation. Note that Ultimate Engine Tweaks often requires FFVIIHook.
For Nvidia users, adjusting certain settings can help. Enable V-Sync and G-Sync in the Nvidia Control Panel, but disable V-Sync within the game itself. Experiment with the Low Latency Mode setting, trying both "On" and "Ultra" to see which performs better.
These steps should help resolve stuttering in *Final Fantasy VII Rebirth*.
*Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is available now on PlayStation and PC.*